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The plans below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The plans below show a public park when it first opened in 1920 and the same park today. kKaW

The two illustration show the changes of Grange Park from 1920 to today. This report will describe these changes. A few elements of the original planning remain in the in the same place so with that today is structure. However some old elements were removed and replaced with the new ones to make the park more interesting. The Grange Parker opened in 1920, and it was accessible via two entrance: One on the north in Arnold Avenue and the order on the south in Eldon Street. A fountain was built on the center of the park, while on the left side was placed a the stage for musicians. Next to the both the entrance the rose gardeners was the construct with that seats nearby them, to allow people to smell the flower and enjoy the music. On the north-easter it could be found in a port for the water plan and opposite they have it in a glasshouse was set up. Today ornament the modifications of the place appeared to be evident. The fountain has been removed the end substitute by at square Rose Garden with seats on both side. The other Rose Gardens of the original planning have been removed, except for the one on the north west. This stage is for musicians has been improved to Amphitheater for a concert during the restyling. The new elements have added to the park, to permit families to spend a day in there. On the north-easter of the park where it has placed the children area and the cafe on its left side. A new entrance for underground and car park on the south east and on the left a Water feature replace the Glasshouse

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some
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old
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make
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park
 more interesting.

The Grange Parker opened in 1920, and it was accessible via two entrance: One on the north in Arnold Avenue and the order on the south in Eldon Street. A fountain was built
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on the center
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park
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 side was placed
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a the
 stage for musicians. Next
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allow
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people
 to smell the flower and enjoy the music. On the north-easter it could be found
 in a port for the water plan and opposite they have it in a glasshouse was set
 up.

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Today
 ornament the modifications of the place appeared to be evident. The fountain has been removed
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end
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improved
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added
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, to permit families to spend a day in there. On the north-easter of the You use this word too often, consider replacing it withlawnsquaregardenestateplazaplace
park
 where it has placed the children area and the 'cafe' is an imported foreign expression, which originally has a diacritic. Consider using "café"café
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left
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park
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south east
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